Zyvax is inviting around 30 technicians representing 19 countries to the training event in Lyon, France. Attendees will receive hands-on experience in application procedures and will produce moulded parts using resin transfer moulding (RTM), infusion and adhesive bonding, hand lay-up, with additional instruction in rotational moulding.
Zyvax R&D team members and staff instructors from Australia, Europe and the USA will provide the training.
Nancy Layman, CEO, of Zyvax, headquartered in Ellijay, Georgia, USA, believes the programme is just the beginning of a new way of looking at the moulding process: “We’re at the front end of a change that is sweeping the planet – the requirements for pollution control and emission-free manufacturing today pale in comparison to what’s coming in the future.”
Zyvax offers a line of water-based, solvent-free moulding products and has recently developed new nanotechnology products which it reports can exceed current generation mould sealer and release results without sacrificing quality or workplace safety.